As we expand the Hawaiian Village, we are committed to creating a place that reflects the deep Hawaiian relationship with ʻāina—the land that sustains us. Sustainability is an expression of mālama ʻāina, caring for the land and resources while honoring the wisdom of those who came before us and protecting them for generations to come. Through traditional agricultural practices, native plants, responsible use of water and resources, and the renewal of the land, the expanded village will demonstrate how cultural knowledge and modern stewardship can work together. We hope to inspire our guests to consider their own kuleana, or responsibility, to care for the world around them.

By learning from the past and caring for the present, we can help create a more sustainable future for our ʻāina, our culture, and generations yet to come.